Sigur Rós could make shopping for groceries sound like a cinematic experience. With their music on the stereo, wiping the kitchen counter b
Crank up the air conditioning and pour out an ice-cold bevvy — July's humidity calls for temperature-controlled marathon viewings. The Aft
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"David Bowie doing a somersault." In the time it took to type the prompt, an image of "Heroes"-era Bowie loads on the mounted TV, his legs
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FREE HIM, bagels have a hole in them, a shake is grim, the Sandman tells Happy to go get 'em, and much more from this week in funny tweets.
Ah, the mystery of the penis slide. The case of the phallic playground apparatus, which was mysteriously erected in the Vancouver area in 2
"I'm a dad now, so clearly there's a lot going on that has nothing to do with my career," comedian Hari Kondabolu says, speaking from his f
Summer is here, and the Exclaim! comics page has a lot to say about it! The latest instalment of Cheezies reflects on the gorgeous weather
In the early 2010s, it suddenly became possible for guitar bands to earn a ton of hype with a non-existent studio budget, as acts like Best
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Turns out you can go home again. On Rat Saw God, Wednesday's fifth album, the North Carolina quintet mine the collective pitfalls and bless
Choosing the song of the summer is no laughing matter — how do we want to define the coming months? What tone do we set on this, the day of
What Bartees Strange wants most is long-term sustainability. "If I could figure out a way to make a living doing this thing I really, real
When East Coast singer-songwriter Jenn Grant was forced off the road and into isolation at the beginning of the pandemic, she decided to ma
This summer, Canadian music fans are spoiled for choice: wherever you look on the map, there are amazing music festivals taking place, from
This month's gaggle of New Faves are thrashers, crooners, party starters and quiet observers — they do it all, and they do it well. With a
We must eat the yachts, you got caught, not knowing the word spot, you want me to do WHAT, and much more from this week in funny tweets. J
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If Canadian artists aren't performing on stages around the country (and beyond) this summer, chances are they'll be among the crowd, catchi
Now that June is here, Canadian artists are hitting the road. But before they can walk out on stage, musicians need to make sure that one p
It took years of learning and experimentation to produce the eight songs on Pantayo's debut album. While it was in many ways the culminatio
One record they won't set, having worked with Brett, a misogynist parrot, the climate makes us fret, and much more from this week in funny
Jayda G is ready to release one of the most personal works of her life. A collection of entwined stories, eras and emotions, Jayda's new LP
Jenny Lewis has a new album on the way, along with a hefty heaping of tour dates – but she's focused on the little things. "The joy is in
Allison Russell pinches herself to make sure that she's not dreaming. After two decades of playing in folk bands and subsistence touring, h
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For the second year in a row in downtown Kingston, Spring Reverb brought a whirlwind of kinetic energy from June 1 to 4, ringing in the new
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In a pop music climate that has become less and less accommodating to straight-up rock bands, Foo Fighters have stood tall through all of i
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Luke Bentham is keenly aware of the situation. The founding frontman and guitarist for Ontario rock trio the Dirty Nil, Bentham and his l
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How do I land, me getting ready for plans, just so I understand, nice Canadian comedy fans, and much more from this week in funny tweets.
When I call Indigo De Souza, she's in a parking lot. "A random gas station in Iowa," to be somewhat more specific, pulled over for a brief
"I'm an involuntary cat sitter," Leith Ross declares during the middle of their interview with Exclaim! Just before our call, the 24-year-
Ah, the first long weekend of the warmer months. There's a culture of it in scattered spots across Canada, as it's something of a rite of p
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It's Mother's Day this weekend, and in addition to being the brunch event of the year, it's also a great time for new Canadian music — and
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